Housing Recovery Project (HRP)

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The Housing Recovery Project (HRP) in Dominica aims to rebuild and enhance the resilience of the housing sector. It replaces destroyed houses and streamlines the application process for eligible residents. Assistance is provided through Social Mobilizers for ease of application completion.

About Housing Recovery Project

The Housing Recovery Project (HRP) in Dominica represents a comprehensive effort to address the critical need for safe and sustainable housing in the aftermath of devastating natural disasters. Launched with the support of governmental and international partners, HRP focuses on reconstructing homes that meet higher standards of resilience, thereby reducing the vulnerability of communities to future environmental threats. This initiative not only aims to provide immediate shelter solutions but also to foster long-term stability and preparedness within the affected communities.

Housing Recovery Project Key Objectives and Activities

• Reconstruction and Rehabilitation: Building resilient homes that can withstand extreme weather conditions.
• Community Engagement: Involving local communities in the planning and rebuilding process to ensure their needs and preferences are met.
• Capacity Building: Training local builders and contractors in resilient construction techniques.

Impact and Reach

• Homes Rebuilt: Tracking the number of homes successfully reconstructed or rehabilitated through the project.
• Disaster Preparedness: Enhancing community awareness and preparedness for future natural disasters.

The Housing Recovery Project is a testament to Dominica's resilience and commitment to building back better. Through strategic partnerships, innovative construction practices, and a focus on community resilience, HRP is making significant strides towards a safer and more secure future for all Dominicans.